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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1929

Page

7

Cookeville City Election Sets New Ticket Battle

In Cookeville a lively primary produced two competing tickets the Progressive with mayoral hopeful B H Smalley and councilmen Carl Nelson Tony North and the People's ticket led by Mayor Frank Jones with councilmen Carl Nelson Joe Fuller. Final tallies gave Jones 106 Nelson 186 Fuller 130 Smalley 88 North 72 Carl Nelson carried both tickets and will serve on the council.

Col Wge Progressive B. H. Smalley Carl Nelson Tony North People’s Ticket Frank Jones Joe Fuller Carl F. J. Jones Carl O. Nelson A. H. North

Retiring Mayor Fuller and Vincent Bennion Cited

June 1st marks the administration’s success with remarks from current leaders including Mayor Fuller and Vincent Bennion. The note highlights continued support for the administration as it transitions.

Fuller Vincent Bennion

Meningitis Claims Fifteen Lives In April

Boise Idaho May 20 Spinal meningitis caused 15 deaths in Idaho during April the month area of vital statistics said Saturday. The deaths were part of a total of 383 during the month. There were 75 births, many of which were ten sets of twins.

Boise Idaho

Runaway Building Narrowly Halts Train in Red Wing

A Chicago Great Western locomotive halted just feet from a runaway building that rolled onto the tracks in Red Wing Minnesota. Workers moving from one site caused the structure to loosen and drift, but the engineer stopped in time and crew later removed a corner to clear the line.

Red Wing Minn Chicago Great Western Railway

Frisco Trains Men to Do Housework

San Francisco officials of the Associated Charities started a school to train men for domestic tasks. Seven men completed the first course with honors, learning cleaning, appliances use, floor care, polishing and finishing, then ten days of home practice. Expansion plans include laundering and gardening courses.

San Francisco Calif North Beach Associated Charities of Associated Charities

New York Schools Cut Down on Home Study

New York City announces a sweeping homework policy from Dr. William J. O'Shea. It eliminates homework for the first three grades and reduces assignments in upper grades, with junior high limited to about ninety minutes daily. He opposes parental aid and labels repetitive penmanship and copying as monotonous.

New York New York City William J. O’shea Doctor O’shea Doctor O Shea

Bread loaf baked for Good Friday 1858 exhibition

An 1853 exhibition in Elwood Indiana displays a small bread loaf said to have been baked on Good Friday March 22 1858. It belongs to Mrs Bee Hough Bartlett aged eighty nine and was baked by her mother Mrs Bartlett. The exhibitor notes a regent that a tent day will endure forever and that the loaf has been kept for seventy years.

Elwood Ind Bee Hough Bartlet Airs Bartlett

Moving stairs join Moscow centrosoyuz center

The Soviet capital prepares a first moving stair system in a new Centrosoyuz building. The feature is touted as a symbol of progress and modernization for patriots in Moscow.

Moscow Suviet Central Co-Operative Organizations Centrosoyuz

Notice to Creditors Estate of Mina E Brewer Deceased

George W. Brewer administrator of Mina E. Brewer deceased calls all creditors and those holding claims to present them with vouchers within six months after first publication. Claims must be shown at his home in St Charles Bear Lake Idaho, dated May 8 1929. Farmers ad closes with cash for farmer's produce fat hens.

Mina E. Brewer George W. Brewer St. Charles Bear Lake Idaho

Balzar the snail finally feasts on milk-soaked bread

In Pontiac Michigan Balzar the pet snail overcomes months of sulking. Human handlers finally coax him into eating by offering bread soaked in milk. He now feeds copiously, after weeks of shyness and uncertainty about his nourishment.

Pontiaé Mich Balzar Pers

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